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i like this one and the one on the beach because of the off color lines that seem to work around the templates of the face. its something new youve been doing i think.

"Don`t fear My child..."

mx (Dec 1, 2005)

wanted a pop art feel

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Caddris (Dec 2, 2005)

Well, you certainly acheived a pop art feel. Very Warhol-esque.

woah_pockster (Dec 4, 2005)

THERE YOU GO. I was scratching my brain for that name. Warhol. :D <3

Zack (Dec 4, 2005)

not so much warhol as roy lichtenstein, I'd say.

mx (Dec 7, 2005)

thanks guys (and gals)
*blush*

toshi

hideyourface (Dec 3, 2005)

I dont like it

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hideyourface (Dec 3, 2005)
drawn in 25 min

somewhat better.

woah_pockster (Dec 4, 2005)

:0 cute. His eyebrow looks like it needs to be tilted down ward a bit, and his earlobe is too bigg, it goes up in a sharp slant in the photograph, and under the eye there's too much cheek showingg, the right eye looks like it needs to slant a bit more tooo. maybe shape his forhead a bit more?
it does look better <3 and I wanna see this done sooooon <3333 *kissy face*

Gigandas (Dec 6, 2005)

More stuff to look into:
Bring in 'his' left eye, cause his eyes are currently too far apart (which also means it calls for you to shift 'his' whole left end of the face over to adjust to the shifting of the eye...assuming you fix this). 'His' left eyebrow needs to be lightened up both a tad bit on the front end and back end (look at the ref and I think you'll see what I mean).'His' right eyebrow is too thick, so subtract some off the top. Take a look at the negative space on 'his' right side of the forehead going into the sleeve. You'll see that the shape isn't right (I think what you have there is hair , but it doesn't go in quite that far). Also look at the sleeve that goes below 'his' right eye. Again, look at the negative space surrounding the eyebrow, the shadows on the nose and the sleeve. I'd point that out more directly, but it's kind of hard to explain, so the best advice there is to pay more attention to the negative space. Anyway, hope some of this stuff helps for further editting...

frootcake (Jan 8, 2006)

i really like your comments Gig, i mean i don't have a clue what negative and positive space are but you've made me look it up :) such a perfectionist.

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pencilhero (Dec 4, 2005)

loool :-p XD lolz it suckz bored in the process of doing it Z_Z.

Oh man look what Dru did in his workshop 70 hours lol
i cant even stand painting for 3 hours :P , the whole thing is flawless it looks exactly like a photo.
Five thumbs up ,20/20,100/100 XD

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Gigandas (Dec 6, 2005)

Haha, holy crap that link is amazing....I think Zack's just jealous by saying that thing about the printer :P. I have to admit myself, I'm kinda jealous now. Someone who could do work like that isn't 'just' skilled, they have a God-like eye for detail that can pick up not only the forms and alignment, but just what colors to use to give it that real sense of 'life,' which just blows me away.

Zack (Dec 6, 2005)

I'm not envious. the man has obviously spent a great deal of time investing in a skill that doesn't impress me much. time that could have been spent playing video games.

staci (Dec 7, 2005)

agreed. why would you want to (for example) pay someone to do a portrait of you that looks EXACTLY like a photo. you have the photo..it just doesnt make sense. i guess it would be cool if the subjects were original and he made them look photo realistic, but meh. my opinion.

Gigandas (Dec 7, 2005)

Well, to me, it's not so much a matter of paying him to do a portrait for me, but rather the fact he's perfected his realism to that level is amazing. Most people attempt realism and end up with something that doesn't look exactly photorealistic because they don't have the overall 'skills' to master it as this guy has. I dunno, I still think it's good to have that ability up your sleeve anyway for an artist. It's one of the basics you study in art anyway. If you think about it, it's not all about the realism either. You don't learn realism just to do realism. It's stuff like learning to pick up on forms and colors that actually help you as an artist in the future when say, you work from references or just getting a general idea of shapes of things so that you don't really even need a reference to draw something well (like if you were drawing a robot and wanted to make him metallic, and you know how the texture might look).

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Deino (Dec 2, 2005)

A nightmare scene :)
Im hearing "The Wall" while drawing this... Why consume drugs when you have Pink FLoyd? >_> <_<

Edit: Showcase! o.o I didn't expected that... Thanks! ^^

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AlexaRow (Mar 27, 2009)

*agrees with expendable* Totally made me think of Tool when I saw this :) wicked work

Bubblicious (Mar 27, 2009)

supposedly Pink Floyd is better on drugs....

Suntan (Apr 15, 2009)

whoa, says it all..great title, too.

davincipoppalag (Jul 5, 2021)

Mr. Grape Eyes